Liam Dann: Unemployment fall a win for Government
COMMENT: Unemployment a complex issue but still a piece of economic data that counts.
COMMENT: Unemployment a complex issue but still a piece of economic data that counts.
Don't let one bad month spook you, but what just happened to your KiwiSaver balance?
What you need to know about today's big banking report.
Banks need to do a better job of policing their staff, regulators say.
Building of $50 million sheep milk processing plant to start before Christmas.
China's Government is trying to keeping the country's mountain of debt in check.
Analysts expect no horror stories from the New Zealand's banking sector review out today.
Banks make big money, but their returns aren't so high compared to other listed companies.
COMMENT: Will this be a November to remember, or one investors will want to forget?
Trump's completely fearless attitude to debt gives him the economic upper hand - for now.
Sir John Key recommends adopting Aussie banking laws, remains cautious about economy.
COMMENT: All we want for Christmas is some Aussie bank shares.
COMMENT: Why do markets get spooked at Halloween?
The US economy posted its best back-to-back quarters in four years
Another sharp drop for local shares takes "Red October" losses close to 10 per cent.
Shareholders Association to give fee hike careful scrutiny.
Stocks continue to be hammered in what has been a tough month for the markets.
The markets remain volatile after the big recent drops.
The transaction will need Commerce Commission and Overseas Investment Office approvals.
Waikato's Zealong green tea wins global tea award at world championship.
Thousands of dirt-cheap listings from China-based companies will likely disappear.
Takeover bids are coming thick and fast but who could be next?
Steel & Tube's chairwoman is due to face an investor grilling at its AGM.
NZ sharemarket rebound is snuffed out by falls in Australia and Japan markets.
The markets are having a bumpy ride - so what should you do with your KiwiSaver?
Stocks may have been hit hard, but it wasn't as bad as it looks now.
The US market shed over 1,200 points in two days.
Nearly every single stock on the benchmark S&P/NZX50 index was in the red.
Investors are being urged not to panic after a fall in the markets today.